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Over 70 people joined Handpan Skool to learn more about Limb Independence! 🤯 A huge welcome if you're one of them. I'm so glad you've joined us! One of my favorite parts of teaching is seeing what people are curious about next. The biggest growth usually comes from responding to those patterns rather than guessing. So, help me decide. Which lesson should I unlock next? 🙌Diads — finding your two note chords made simple — make your melodies sound fuller and more expressive + diverse. 🤩Harmonic Isolations & Ding Bends — the "bwee" bendy sound everybody loves -- how to do it on your unique instrument + a simple exercise to make it useable in a musical context 🎁Mystery Groove — I'll pick something fun from the Groove Library to take your flow to the next level Vote in the poll below.😊 And if there's a reason you're leaning one way or the other, leave a comment. I read every one. Looking forward to seeing where we go next 😁🤙🛸✨

Ciao ben trovati....vi scrivo dall'Italia. Sono felice di fare parte di questa comunità. Grazie per l'accoglienza

Ever wonder how to form a coherent melody with your handpan? Here’s a simple melodic framework + groove / rhythm to try it out with 😁🤙🛸✨❤️‍🔥 This will help you end the randomness and start adding structure to your flow🙌 If you try it out, let me know how it goes 🙂 Feel free to share here in Handpan Skool or on socials and tag me (@justinezor on IG)🤙 Want more rhythmic & melodic frameworks to help you master your handpan and unlock your flow? Drop “FLOW” in the comments (or DM) and I’ll share more about my signature handpan mastery system 💪 Comes complete with my FLOW handpan course (the groove in this reel is from the first module!), suggested practice routines (full of chops building exercises), and of course 1:1 zoom mentorship calls (or in person in LA) with yours truly to help you integrate and take things to the next level in your playing🛸✨❤️‍🔥 Either way, hope you enjoy the vibes & have a beautiful day 🙏✨

When you sit down at your handpan... what usually happens? 🎵 Your hands already know where to go? 🤔 You play a few familiar things before wondering what to play next? 🌱 Something completely different? Whether you're picking up your handpan for the tenth time or the ten-thousandth, I'd love to hear what that experience is like for you. There's no right or wrong answer. I'm always fascinated by how different this moment looks for different players. What does that look like for you? ❤️